(Bloomberg) -- Canada's dollar declined from a four-month high after a government report showed the nation's exports dropped in February.
The currency pared a weekly gain against the U.S. dollar after Statistics Canada said Canada's trade surplus narrowed in February. A 15-day strike against Canadian National Railway Co. led to the biggest drop in exports since October.
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